By: Cliff Kincaid
The “big news” for the fake news media is that President Trump secretly flew on a smaller plane after moving from Air Force One in a catering truck. The maneuvers were designed to protect the life of the president. I don’t consider this a scandal. The media want Trump to disclose his whereabouts all the time so they can leak the information and get him killed.
We are sick and tired of the professional liars in the media, but I see part of my mission in life, as a veteran media critic, to point out their lies and corruption in their ranks. It is hard to keep up. Please bear with me because their lies, if taken as the Gospel, will cause loss of life. My current examples include the causes of crime, vaccines, and abortion.
The real Gospel is one of protecting human life from conception to death, once considered the mission of the Christian church.
When I saw the Axios headline, “Big crime decline,” about a dramatic decline in violent crime nationwide, I thought this far-left outlet was finally going to give President Trump some credit for deporting criminals, cracking down on violent crime through the Department of Justice and FBI, and deploying the National Guard.
Instead, at the very end of the article, the liars merely said, “Trump often takes credit for the decline and links it to his deployment of the National Guard in cities such as D.C. and Memphis.”
We are supposed to believe there’s no link between Trump’s policies and the drop in violent crime. It’s just his opinion.
Welcome to the world of Trump Derangement Syndrome as it applies to the specialized corporate-funded publications that cover D.C. They are no more credible than the outlets suffering from a complete lack of trust from the general public.
As the White House notes, total deportations have surpassed 3 million, including thousands convicted of violent crimes. But Axios won’t admit the obvious.
I will state the obvious: deporting criminals reduces crime.
The Department of Homeland Security provides daily updates about the deportation of criminal illegal aliens from the United States, including those convicted of crimes such as murder, criminal sexual conduct, burglary, driving while intoxicated, and drug trafficking.
Meanwhile, CNBC ran a story headlined, “Trump signs order calling for fewer childhood vaccines, falsely linking shots to autism.”
For my part, I will believe Trump over CNBC any day of the week.
The CNBC story by Annika Kim Constantino and Jacob Pramuk is a lie.
Here’s what the CDC says:
- The claim “vaccines do not cause autism” is not an evidence-based claim because studies have not ruled out the possibility that infant vaccines cause autism.
- Studies supporting a link have been ignored by health authorities.
- HHS has launched a comprehensive assessment of the causes of autism, including investigations into plausible biologic mechanisms and potential causal links.
The CDC adds that the claim that “Vaccines do not cause autism” is not an evidence-based claim and that, “Scientific studies have not ruled out the possibility that infant vaccines contribute to the development of autism.”
It says the statement that “Vaccines do not cause autism” has “historically been disseminated by the CDC and other federal health agencies within HHS to prevent vaccine hesitancy.”
It has all changed under President Trump, thank goodness, for the benefit of parents who want the truth.
The CNBC story said, “Vaccination rates for children have fallen since the COVID-19 pandemic,” but makes no mention of the lack of public confidence in Joe Biden’s public health establishment, which presided over 600,000 COVID deaths. Pushing the total cumulative U.S. COVID-19 death toll past 1.1 million. This was more than under Trump.
Nobody trusted Biden, who was AWOL in the White House, and nobody should trust the media because they lie about matters of life and death. These people just don’t care about the truth. They are consumed with their own left-wing political agenda, even if children and babies die.
Perhaps the greatest example of this trend is the story about Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey, the nation’s first openly lesbian governor, signing “new legislation meant to strengthen abortion protections by allowing physicians to use their medical judgment when providing care later in pregnancy.”
This is another way of authorizing abortions until birth.
The story calls abortion “reproductive health care.” Abortionists are called “providers.”
Abortion, which was first legalized in Communist Russia, is a legacy of communist ideology, and the most enlightening comments on its evil roots were found in ex-communist Whittaker Chambers’ 1952 memoir Witness. Chambers wrote that his wife’s refusal to abort their child in 1933 marked a pivot away from communism toward a recognition of the sanctity of human life.
“Abortion was a commonplace of party life,” he wrote in his classic 1952 work Witness. “There were Communist doctors who rendered that service for a small fee. Communists who were more choosy knew liberal doctors who would render the same service for a larger fee. Abortion, which now fills me with physical horror, I then regarded, like all Communists, as a mere physical manipulation.”
It was all physical because, in the communist view, there was nothing spiritual.
But I don’t want to just trash the media, even if they deserve it. I recommend the website Abolitionists Rising. They call abortion child sacrifice and produce YouTube shorts that bring the truth to millions.
It was Ronald Reagan himself who saw the light and compared human slavery and abortion in his famous article in Human Life Review.
The Trump Administration must confront this evil. Abortion has killed more Americans than Iran.
Cliff Kincaid is president of America’s Survival, Inc. www.usasurvival.org
